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[PE-D][Tester C] Command Line is not accepting capitalized prefix #183

Closed nus-se-bot closed 6 months ago

nus-se-bot commented 6 months ago

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The StaffConnect CLI is recognizing capitalized prefixes, N/ P/ E/ instead of the lowercase versions n/ p/ e/ results in the command not being executed. This will lead to decline in User Experience, as force users to write lowercase prefixes.

Labels: type.FeatureFlaw severity.Low original: PateShin/ped#3

tsulim commented 6 months ago

In most command-line interfaces, including programming languages and software applications, lowercase prefixes are conventionally used for consistency and clarity.

By adopting a consistent convention (e.g., lowercase prefixes), it can make commands easier to understand and remember. This consistency simplifies the learning curve for users and improves overall usability.

TLDR: Using lowercase prefixes in commands ensures consistency. It's a convention that improves usability and aligns with established standards in programming and software development.